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D23 2026 was a big one for audiences, with plenty of major announcements related to Disney Animation, Marvel, and Star Wars. One of the most potentially important reveals came during a video game panel, however. Kingdom Hearts, a long-running collaboration between Disney and Square Enix, revealed more info about the next game in the series…

It’s been over a week since Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4 launched, and the Sora skin is still missing in action. However, a new datamine leak might have revealed when the highly anticipated Kingdom Hearts collaboration will finally be released.

Kingdom Vol. 80 claimed No. 1 in Japan’s latest weekly manga sales ranking with an estimated 280,215 copies sold. Blue Lock Vol. 40 followed at No. 2 with 94,251 copies, while Black Lagoon Vol. 14 ranked third with 72,538. Every title in the current Top 10 is a new entry compared with the previous week’s…

Kingdom of Earth #2 hits stores this week as Frankie learns whether “good monsters” exist while political tensions rise in post-apocalyptic Chicago.

Disney has officially greenlit the first original Kingdom Hearts television series, with an anime based on the popular video game franchise coming to Disney+.

Kingdom Hearts fans, this one is for you. Disney has officially announced that an original Kingdom Hearts anime series is in development for Disney Channel and Disney+. The news dropped at D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event on August 14, 2026, and it is already one of the most talked-about announcements to come out of…

“Kingdom Hearts” is heading to Disney+ as an original anime series, and franchise creator Tetsuya Nomura is already playing coy about what fans should expect.